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Samiti opposes proposed Basavadi Shivasharanara Hindu Samavesha in Kalaburagi

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The Hindu Bureau
Samiti opposes proposed Basavadi Shivasharanara Hindu Samavesha in Kalaburagi
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The proposed ‘Basavadi Shivasharanara Hindu Samavesha’, scheduled to be held in Kalaburagi on September 27, has triggered opposition from the Basava Tatva Haagu Samvidhana Rakshana Horata Samiti, which has questioned the organisers’ attempt to bring Basava philosophy and Vedic culture together.

Savitanandnath Swami of Konchur Mutt and a group of BJP leaders, who announced the programme at a press conference here on Wednesday, said Adrushya Kadasiddeshwar Swami of Kaneri Mutt would address the gathering.

According to the organisers, apart from a discussion on Basava philosophy and Vedic culture, Kadasiddeshwar Swami would explain how time-tested agricultural practices, along with modern techniques and innovations, could be applied to improve soil health, crop productivity, water management and sustainable farming. Such guidance would help farmers understand the relevance of these practices in addressing present-day agricultural challenges.

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